A 19-degree temperature spread between Jacksonville’s overnight low of 57°F and Miami’s high of 78°F marks Friday’s most striking weather contrast across Florida, according to National Weather Service data. Miami is already seeing rain today with a 29% chance of precipitation and humidity at 74%, while Tampa and Orlando remain dry under clear skies.
Tampa reaches a high of 81°F Friday with a 0% rain chance, 59% humidity, and gusts up to 21 mph — the driest conditions in the state today. Orlando matches Tampa’s 81°F high with 63% humidity and winds gusting to 22 mph. Jacksonville peaks at 76°F with gusts reaching 24 mph and humidity at 69%. Miami’s low tonight holds at 73°F, with winds gusting to 19 mph and 1.6mm of precipitation expected.
The weekend brings diverging trends. Jacksonville cools to a high of 74°F Saturday, then drops further to 70°F Sunday as clouds thicken and humidity climbs to 80%. Orlando sees a 47% rain chance Sunday with winds gusting to 36 mph and a high of 79°F. Tampa stays clear through Monday, reaching 83°F with gusts hitting 35 mph Sunday. Miami’s most significant shift arrives Monday, when a 93% rain chance accompanies 18.0mm of precipitation, humidity surging to 91%, and gusts climbing to 27 mph — followed by a second 93% rain day Tuesday with 25.5mm of precipitation forecast.